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If you're getting into art because you want money you're barking up the wrong tree. It's a high risk, low reward scenario where artists right now that are better than you may ever be are struggling.

>>2349496
Even the furry/fetish ones? I'm sure that fine artists are struggling, but the ones who o it only for fanservice, drawing shitty anime characters etc.

Ok, let's see highest paying jobs in Upwork in Design & Creative section!

>5$/h Expert Level
>9.74$/h Expert Level
>$150 for 14 sketches
>$100 for logo design

Sure it's worth spending 5-10 years learning drawing and design.

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Wondering if any Super Pose books have been fully uploaded. And where can you obtain stuff from schoolism? Which archive?

>>2323677
SUPER POSE Books has never been scanned as a whole and uploaded in the murrican side of the internet.

And I also can't read chinese so the whole bibliography of SP books are probably on baidu already

hey anon thanks for creating new thread, i appreciate that

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note: how to render high quality scan is already up on cgpeers

>>2355074
Read bakuman.
Study art fundies
Draw a lot.
Study from life
Work with intuition
Study comic/mango artits's page layouts

>>2355080
>read bakuman
i'm not into that sort of comics, i like french and italian comics and some alternative american comics

>>2355084
>french and italian comics and some alternative american comics
Why dont you read and study them then?
Seems like you knew the answer afterall

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Also commencing dump

>>2351840
>>>/gd/

>>2351840
flat design

>>2351840
Fag

I had no social life in the first place.

people take art seriously on this board?

>>2352660
this

>>2352411
this is so niche i hope your thread works out but their must be some other place youd get better feedback.

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>>2352411
That's better than anything i will do in my entire life.

>>2352422

it just takes some practice and patience, I'm sure you could do it

Post your work nose fucker

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>>2348865
ive posted my work so many times it isnt even funny anymore. just wait it out.

>>2354739
as far as I am concerned abstract art tends to fit one of two categories, very good or very bad. and I rank those categories based on the amount of time/effort/layers/details that go into a piece, and for that reason Twombly's work fits into both categories of great and fucking garbage.

>>2354819
Couldn't agree more personally, thanks for your input

>>2354739
I love Twombly and the other action painters, but the color field artists (and anything tending toward minimalism) generally bore me.

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>>2353744
CGPeers

You could also save time and not bother with downloading that pile of shit. Its probably the worst "course" I've ever seen, I stopped watching it after second episode and just skimmed through the rest. Theres literally zero actual knowledge taught during it, it's all basically

>study old masters kek x25, thanks for your money fgt

On one hand I feel sorry for people that actually paid for it, on the other I believe in fairness of natural selection, they deserved to get ripped off by this con artist.

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>>2353798
Well I can't find anything regarding noah's art camp in cgpeers so a direct link would be pretty much appreciated.

I can't really testify for the quality of the videos but if you can tell me of a better alternative of a course that would be great.

>>2354253
just study the fucking old masters m8

Start making youtube videos, tutorials, speedpaintings, etc. This will attract wannabe-artist normies, and slowly you will grow an audience. Remember, the more often you upload, the better. Finally, promote yourself before you start your videos.
It's the the best way, sadly...

>>2346959
I would suggest starting an Instagram and a Tumblr. For tumblr I've noticed that consistency and just being social are going to be your best bets. The threads here on 4chan are a good place to start building a following too, so promo it on here, but also on Tumblr threads in like /fa/ and /soc/ too.

Fan art is easy to promote because it already has something that a general audience will connect with.

OC can be just as easy to promote, given you plant some sort of emotional connection to the public. Humor is - IMO - the easiest way to do this. Generic sci-fi/fantasy art is much, much more difficult to get people to care about. You have to do something to it that makes it significantly stand out if you want people to care about it.

For example, OP's image is a great example of technical skill, but the subject matter is simply not interesting to most people. However, replace the dragon with an over-sized house cat and I GUARANTEE it will get thousands and thousands of likes/comments/reblogs, if you share it properly.

When ever they are used with no intention on the part of the artist to learn from them.

Never, unless you outright copy them. When drawing from imagination you are using references stored in your memory.

>is your result good
then no
>is it bad or you're making lots of money and making other artist jealous?
then yes

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After-the-Lock

You're probably better off asking /p/
They will know more about how exposure and all that works with the camera.

You could also ask some of the traditional art twitch streamers as they will have found a way to do what you seek to do

its called being creative, you can do it. I assumed your amazed by the inking and stippling